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Lawn diseases are caused by various pathogens such as fungi, bacteria, and viruses. These pathogens thrive in specific environmental conditions, including excessive moisture, poor air circulation, and inadequate turf care practices. Identifying the type of disease affecting your turf is crucial for implementing effective management strategies.

Maintaining a golf course is an art, and mowing frequency is a key brushstroke. Let us explore how the frequency of mowing impacts turf health, from root development to nutrient uptake and pest resistance.

Shade can make grass look bad and not grow well on golf courses, mostly in very sunny places like Florida. Picking grasses that do okay in shady spots is important for keeping the golf course looking pretty and playable.

Creating a beautiful and thriving Golf course in Florida involves paying close attention to the methods of grass seeding and sodding. Whether you are beginning from the beginning or revamping an already existing land, the process of seeding or sodding is key in deciding how well a turf will thrive and last.

From water conservation to sustainable landscaping practices and community engagement, we examine how golf course superintendents and managers can minimize their environmental impact while creating enjoyable and sustainable golfing experiences.

As Florida’s golf courses get older, keeping the grass looking great can be hard. But using the right methods to renew the grass is key to making these courses beautiful and fun to play. In this guide, we’ll show you different ways to bring new life to the grass on aging Florida golf courses.

From adaptive turf management practices to agile golf shop operations and tailored event hosting, embracing flexibility can elevate a golf course’s appeal, efficiency, and profitability.

Golf is a beloved sport enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities. However, traditional golf course design often fails to consider the needs of individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges. Incorporating accessible features into golf course design is essential to ensure that the sport remains inclusive and welcoming to all

Running a golf course involves many moving parts. From keeping up grass to providing good service to overseeing operations, it takes a lot of work to keep things running right. This is why teaming up with an experienced golf course management company like DTE Golf® can really help. These pro teams focus on handling all parts of golf course operations with know-how and efficiency.

Municipal golf courses let any player enjoy the game for less cost. But keeping the course looking great as seasons change is hard work. Having smart plans for each season is key to keeping the course nice while not spending too much.